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Why BT believes “conversational commerce” will revive its fortunes
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Anthropic vs Trump timeline: making sense of the use of AI in war
We ignore the mudslinging words and attempt to search out the facts in the very unique war between Anthropic and Trump - and find out how the US is using AI during conflicts
Future of chip design: Four things we learned from the Synopsys CTO Prith Banerjee at MWC 2026
Want to know the future of chip design? We spoke to Synopsys CTO Prith Banerjee at MWC 2026 to find out the role of AI, quantum and brain-like chips
IBM X-Force Threat Intelligence Index reveals how cybercriminals are using AI – and how enterprises can fight back
IBM's latest X-Force Threat Intelligence Index says exploiting vulnerabilities is now the biggest route of attacks against enterprises' IT infrastructure - and cybercriminals are using AI to help them find and take advantage of such flaws.
View from the Valley: The AI wars have begun, but keep ChatGPT’s fingers off the red button
Our man in Silicon Valley shares his take on what's happened in tech's heartland during February, including wargames, yet more AI-related layoffs and a historic State of the Union address
5 mistakes to avoid when buying a business notebook
Our editor has been reviewing business notebooks since 2000. Here, he shares his thoughts on what separates the great choices from the also-rans via five easy mistakes
Traditional DevSecOps has reached its scaling limit
Traditional DevSecOps no longer scales. Autonomous cloud security uses AI to deliver continuous, contextual risk management. Read more...
Anthropic keeps panicking investors with new features
When Anthropic opens its (thankfully metaphorical) mouth, markets move. But are they panicking for good reason, or just because that's what markets do?
The rise of AI traders – or why portfolio managers can no longer go it alone
When it comes to successful financial trading in the modern world, you need to take advantage of the latest insights and advice - and this is where AI can already help
The AI attacks that your company should be on guard for
Attackers are using AI in a series of novel new ways to launch attacks on businesses, CrowdStrike's annual report warns
When seven became one: Is server consolidation too good to be true?
Consolidation claims can sound like little more than slideshow promises, but advances in processor design and energy efficiency mean shrinking server estates is becoming a realistic option
Lenovo adds European and Middle East R&D hubs to power AI future
Lenovo has announced it's adding new research facilities in Europe and the Middle East, as it looks to fuel its AI growth.
How to (almost) guarantee the success of your GenAI project
We distil the best advice from leading experts and research consultancies to discover the seven steps to success for a GenAI project
Copilot AI risks run deeper than Microsoft’s confidential email debacle
It turns out that even Microsoft's Copilot AI tools can leave you vulnerable, never mind what your employees might be using on the quiet
AMD, TCS strike AI data centre partnership deal in India
AMD and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) have announced they will be expanding their partnership to deliver a new AI data centre in India.
Loyalty cards and your health data: a magical mix or dangerous to all?
A Clinical Practitioner gives his take on a project that uses data collected from supermarket and pharmacy loyalty cards to diagnose cancer earlier - or at least, that's the hope
Claude Sonnet 4.6 gets much better at office jobs
Claude's latest model promises to be far better at handling office tasks that would be otherwise tricky to automate
3 tactics to protect patient data as AI makes a healthcare push
AI is transforming healthcare, but weak document workflows create serious compliance and patient data risks. Three tactics show how to protect trust at scale.
Microsoft’s head of AI says office workers will be obsolete by 2026… we’re not so sure
Mustafa Suleyman, Co-Founder of DeepMind and now Head of AI at Microsoft, has explained his visions for businesses of the future - which will distinctly lack office workers
The Crawl, Walk, Run framework for industrial AI
Manufacturers chasing AI-driven transformation often stall when ambitions outpace reality, but a structured "crawl, walk, run" model shows how smaller pilots can unlock operational gains